The Last Auction, Part 10 - Youth

Description/Standards Tabs

Description

Understanding how to keep youth in the city of Mullins.

Standards

Standards

2020 - Social Studies [High School (9-12)]

EPF.2.ER Research and analyze the factors that impact personal income and long-term earning potential.
2020 - Social Studies [High School (9-12)]

EPF.3.IP Research and evaluate geopolitical influences on employment trends and issues at the state and national level.

More in this Series

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The Last Auction, Part 1 - Introduction
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The Last Auction, Part 2 - Farming Now
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The Last Auction, Part 3 - Mullins Then
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The Last Auction, Part 4 - Pageantry
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The Last Auction, Part 5 - Replacing Tobacco
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The Last Auction, Part 6 - Economy and Segregation
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The Last Auction, Part 7 - History of Sharecropping
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The Last Auction, Part 8 - Changes in Farming
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The Last Auction, Part 9 - Today's Challenges
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The Last Auction, Part 11 - Rebuilding Mullins
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The Last Auction, Part 12 - Unemployment
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The Last Auction, Part 13 - Mason Farm
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The Last Auction, Part 14 - Struggles
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The Last Auction, Part 15 - Migrant Workers
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The Last Auction, Part 16 - Profit and Future
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The Last Auction, Part 17 - Last Auction
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The Last Auction, Part 18 - Anderson Center
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The Last Auction, Part 19 - Hope
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Where is Mullins, S.C.? | The Last Auction
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Last Auction - Credits

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